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You

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I paid the piano for an hour blank was well prepared for the concert

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He she oh, it's got to be he

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I'd played the piano for an hour he was well prepared for the concert

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Hey, mommy, I'm Andy didn't he help uh, we taught us reading class today. Oh, oh this is pretty much

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Really? How come? Well, Mrs. Duros is away. We learn all about using pronouns, you know words to stand for other words

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Like here. We have to figure out a word from the list to stand for underlined words

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Mary, Sandy and Rose are sisters

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Blank have blonde hair

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He no way

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she

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It's this isn't it because there's more than one

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Mm-hmm. It's the word it on your list of pronouns

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Because you'd better look at the ring with me because it was gone

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I finished my mom just in time

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My children make haste to the land of Mosheust

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For Zul has concocted yet another plan to read the universe of readers. You must stop them

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Mm

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Well, it's a tough job, but somebody's back to do it. Let's go

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Mm

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Mm

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Mm

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Thunder and lightning trumpets and drums readers rejoice a story Lord comes

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Mm-hmm

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It worked what worked my dad said you'd show up dad surprise

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Mm-hmm

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Can I go now pop yes run along jr. You've been very helpful. I

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Think we'd better be going to you aren't going anywhere

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Hey, I can't move

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Nor shall you be able to unless your sister can answer a little question

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I have for her milk breath. Yes your badness guard the door

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My dear do it, Mandy. It's the only chance we've got

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What am I supposed to do simply read what you see on the screen

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Tim asked player to go to the show with him. He bought a candy bar and some pop

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Larry's mom was mad at him for spending money on such a junk food. Okay, let my brother go not so fast

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My little munchkin look at the screen again

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If you want to see your brother free tell me who bought the pop in the candy bar be careful it might be a trick question

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Trick question me

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Me

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Well, all I can say is it's lucky. Yeah, and this is famous was reading class today. This is who?

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Very much. She taught us a reading class today

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I'm going to teach you something a little bit new today and then after we learn it

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We're going to practice it in your books

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So pay good attention and see if you can figure out what it is that we're going to be doing. All right

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When people write they sometimes use words that stand for other words

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For example, look at these two sentences up on the board. Who can read these two sentences for us?

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Ryan

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Sally is my best friend. She lives next door

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Good now. Let's look at the first sentence

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Who can find the word Sally in the first sentence Carrie?

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Sally is the first word in the first sentence. That's right

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Now, let's look at the second sentence who can find the word she in the second sentence

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Mandy yes, she is the first word in the second sentence

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She and Sally are the same person

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She

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stands for Sally

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She means Sally

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Now I'm going to read these two sentences again and this time I'm going to use the word Sally in both sentences

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Sally is my best friend

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Sally lives next door

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The second sentence means the same thing doesn't it? Whether I use the word she or the word Sally

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This is an example of what we're going to learn about today

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How one word can stand for another?

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If you want to be a good reader, this is very important to know

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Because writers often use two different words to mean the same thing

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If you don't know which words go together, you can get mixed up when you read

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But if you can figure out which words go together that will help you understand what you read

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By the time we finish our lesson

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You should be able to figure out what

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He

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She

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It

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We

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You

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And they stand for

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We call these words pronouns

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Now let's take a look at the sentences on this side of the board

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Who can read the sentences after the number one?

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Mandy

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Mother baked a pie. It was good. Good Mandy

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Can you tell me Mandy? What was good the pie the pie and which word in the second sentence?

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stands for the word pie

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It that's right the word it

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Stands for the word pie in the second sentence

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In each of these pairs of sentences I

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Have underlined a word in the second sentence that stands for a word in the sentence that comes before it

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Let's take a look at the sentences after the number two who can read those

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Jim

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Mark left school early. He was feeling now

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Good

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Who was feeling ill?

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Mark was that's right. And what word in the second sentence stands for

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Mark

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He that's right. Good

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Mark is a boy and the word he tells us that we're talking about a boy

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He

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Stands for the word mark

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Let's go on to the third set of sentences

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Who can read those for us?

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Ryan

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Come to the store with me said Pam. No said Brian. You go by yourself

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Good. Can you tell us?

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Who did Brian tell to go to the store without him?

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Pam that's right and which word in the second sentence stands for the word Pam

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You you that's right Brian was talking to Pam. So he used the word you

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Instead of her name

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you

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Stands for the word Pam

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When you read

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Make sure that you look for these words

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he

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she

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it

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we

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you and

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they

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And make sure that you know what they stand for before you continue reading

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Mandy

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What if you can't figure out what the word stands for?

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That's a good question Mandy if you can't find out what the word stands for in an earlier sentence then continue reading

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You might find a clue in the next sentence

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When you find a clue go back and read the whole passage over

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Try out the word in place of the pronoun

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Make sure that it makes sense and that you understand it

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That's one of the ways you'll help yourself become a better reader

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Now let's practice what we just learned open your books page 43

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Oh

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So that's why I'm glad because thanks to Mrs. Framish you're going to lose just remember

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That if you get it wrong your brother will be a permanent statue in my collection

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Take your time Mandy be careful silence

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You have 30 seconds begin

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Oh

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Tim asked Larry to go to the show with him. He bought a candy bar and some pop Larry's mom was mad at him for spending money on such junk food

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About the candy bar and the pop hmm. Well, it could be Tim

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Is that your answer don't rush me and just learn this today, you know

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If it does stand for Tim then it could read Tim asked Larry to go to the show with him

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Tim bought a candy bar and some pop Larry's mom was mad at him for

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Hey, wait a minute. Why would Larry's mom be mad at Tim? That doesn't make sense

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Ten seconds to go

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Well it must stand for Larry

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Tim asked Larry to go to the show with him

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Larry bought a candy bar and some pop Larry's mom was mad at him for spending money on such junk food

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Makes sense

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Time's up

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He stands for Larry Larry bought the pack in the candy bar

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Oh, you remember to read on and see if your first guest made sense

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Told you you're going to lose

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Oh

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Way to go Mandy don't thank me. Thank mrs. Framish. I sure will come out

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Speaking of home. I think it must be almost supper time. All right till next time. Bye

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No

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Yes, you're royal badness

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Where are the oh those two are better readers than I thought oh

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Well, well maybe next time get me out of here

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Oh

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You